Power System Studies Engineer (PSCAD)
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We are currently recruiting for an Power System Studies Engineer, with experience in PSCAD to work with us to help strengthen our electrical team. The role will be primarily desk based, with the need for occasional site visits. Candidates should have a MSc or higher in Electrical Engineering, or a related field, and have a good understanding of electrical engineering theory. Knowledge of PSCAD is preferred, but experience in EMTP-RV, EMTP-ATP or similar can also be considered.
The ideal candidate should have 4+ years' experience gained within a consultancy, developer, R&D or similar environment. Candidates should be interested in expanding their technical knowledge in the field of HV design and power system studies and achieving chartered engineer status (CEng).
This role is general in nature and will cover a wide range of studies and design activities, and engineers will be encouraged to broaden their skills. Aurora is a young and expanding electrical consultancy so there will be many opportunities to grow with the company. xxuwjjq
Salary depending on experience, but is competitive
Applications from more experienced candidates are more than welcome, and salary will be increased accordingly.
Essential Characteristics
The following characteristics are essential for all applicants:
MSc or MEng or equivalent
Experience in use of PSCAD for power system
4+ years' experience in power systems analysis and application
Experience of EMT simulation and applications for Grid Code Studies
Knowledge of inverter based generation and/or synchronous machine modelling
Knowledge of insulation coordination studies
Desirable Characteristics
The following characteristics are desirable, but not essential for all applicants:
Knowledge of control system modelling and tuning
Experience of inverter structure and PPC structure's
Knowledge of HVDC systems
Knowledge of protection settings and coordination